No matter how many recessions batter the high street, charity shops continue to survive and thrive. Sarah Taaffe-Maguire looks at the reasons why they have endured
The opening of NCBI (National Council for the Blind Ireland) in Rathmines today. 1/5/2019 Picture by Fergal Phillips.
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Eoin O'Hara
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Saint Vincent de Paul National Office, SVP House, 91-92 Sean MacDermott Street, Dublin 1. Pictured Canaab Xusseen. Pic. Bryan Meade 07/05/2019
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Dee Delaney, Manager, Irish Cancer Society Charity Shop Swords. Picture: Maura Hickey.
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Irish international rugby player Robbie Henshaw ambassador of NCBI opens it's 100th shop Rathmines (National Council for the Blind Ireland) in Rathmines today. 1/5/2019 Picture by Fergal Phillips.
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Eoin O'Hara
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Saint Vincent de Paul National Office, SVP House, 91-92 Sean MacDermott Street, Dublin 1. Pictured Sherlay Ricbourt . Pic. Bryan Meade 07/05/2019
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Eoin O'Hara
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Age Action showroom inCherry Orchard. 3/5/2019 Picture by Fergal Phillips.
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Eoin O'Hara
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Age Action showroom inCherry Orchard. 3/5/2019 Picture by Fergal Phillips.
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Anthony fFynn logistic manager in Age Action showroom inCherry Orchard. 3/5/2019 Picture by Fergal Phillips.
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Age Action showroom inCherry Orchard. 3/5/2019 Picture by Fergal Phillips.
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Eoin O'Hara
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Charity Shops.Oxfam Georges Street. Pic. Bryan Meade 03/05/2019
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Eoin O'Hara
